The presence of animals while using the Groasis Waterboxx

Animals and the Waterboxx

Water in dry areas attracts life. During the Groasis Waterboxx experiments we have found:

App. 2% of all the planted saplings and seeds are eaten by ants.
App. 1% of all the planted saplings and seeds are eaten by mice.
App. 0,2% of all the planted saplings and seeds are eaten by gophers.
App. 30% of all the installed Waterboxxes has frogs or toads below them after 2 months.
In one experiment (Whitewater Preserve California) we had 3 boxes destroyed by a black bear (Ursidae). After the destruction we did nothing and no more Waterboxxes were touched.
The soil under more than 90% of the Waterboxxes is drained by earthworms within a month after installing.
Under all the boxes, even if the soil is rocky, the soil changes rapidly into a soft soil caused by microbes and bacteria.
In 3 experiments, one in France and two in Spain, we had severe damage of wild boar. They want to drink the water from the Waterboxxes. In these places they broke them 100% open. There are 3 ways to protect your Waterboxxes if you have this problem:

Put electric fencing around your planting place
Put water at your planting place so that the animals can drink
Use the effective solution against wild boar that I saw in India: a hanging shining lamp that is moving all the time through the wind.