''The #foxes displayed neurologic signs, and examination of #brain and #lung tissue revealed lesions, with brain lesions ranging from moderate to severe #meningoencephalitis. Analysis of tissue tropism using RT-PCR methods showed a comparatively lower Ct value in the brain, confirmed by in situ hybridization targeting Influenza A RNA''

'''Microscopic examination of the #otter revealed moderate nonsuppurative necrotizing #meningoencephalitis in the cerebrum and #brain #stem (Fig. 1), severe multifocal haemorrhagic and necrotizing
#pneumonia in the lungs and severe multifocal necrotizing #pancreatitis in the pancreas''

@noondlyt

I get what you are saying, but this #parasite enters the #brain through the nose, by traveling through the #nerve that relays information about smells from the #nose to the brain.

People can't develop primary amebic #meningoencephalitis (PAM) by swallowing N. fowleri or by interacting with an already-infected person.

https://www.cdc.gov/parasites/naegleria/infection-sources.html