Amoebas live all their lives:

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People usually become infected from warm freshwater lakes and rivers. This amoeba likes to live in warm water, including warm lakes and rivers, as well as hot springs. The organism may also be found in warm pools that are not properly chlorinated, and in water heaters, the CDC says.

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Amoebas live all their lives:​

Amoebas live all their lives: