The red fox has thick fur, and the jade plant has a waxy coating on its stem and leaves. How are their adaptations different? a jade plant

The waxy coating helps the plant absorb more water, while the thick fur allows the fox to blend in.
The waxy coating reduces the plant's water loss in warm weather, while the thick fur keeps the fox warm.
The waxy coating protects the plant from predators, while the thick fur reduces the fox's water loss.
The waxy coating allows the plant to spread its seeds, while the thick fur allows the red fox to hibernate.