Presenting abdominal pain for the last week. The patient reports multiple episodes of water diarrhea or foul, smelling, greasy and float on top of the water in the toilet bowl.  bloating, flatulence,  and mild cramping in the lower abdomen also reported. Recently returned from a 2 week camping trip in the mountains., consuming water from natural sources. What is the smear showing?

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