Some common species of amoebas feed on decaying matter at the bottom of freshwater streams and stagnant ponds. The best-known of these, Amoeba proteus, is used for teaching and cell biology research. Parasitic species include Entamoeba coli, which resides harmlessly in human intestines, and Entamoeba histolytica, which is found in places where sanitation is poor and is carried by polluted water and sewage.
Not all the parts are sealed, however, which suggests the iPhone SE is not entirely resistant to water, as the Samsung Galaxy S7 is. Indeed, Apple hasn't officially said the iPhone SE, or the 6s/6s Plus, is resistant to water, whereas Samsung actively boasts water-resistance as one of the Galaxy S7's defining features.
Apple made the iPhone 6s nearly waterproof and didn't tell anyone. Leave it up to Apple to downplay a surprisingly useful engineering feat: A water-resistant iPhone. It turns out the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus sport a combination of new technology that makes them far more resistant to liquid damage than past iPhones, iFixit reports. Apple packed in a new gasket around the sides of the phone, and it incased every cable connector on the phone's logic board with a waterproofing material.