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So here is my interpretation of a slugcat, the common variety felisysbryd familiaris.
As told by it's name, this variety of slugcat is the most common. It is omnivorous, alternates between being bipedal and quadrupedal, and is very intelligent. Their scientific name comes from the Selenochlamys ysbryda, or Ghost Slug.
They are very otter-like in appearance, being quite quick on land and water, while being very good jumpers and climbers. Their skin is very smooth with very fine hairs, and they thrive in humid environments. They have decent night vision, due to their large eyes that evolved to see in their dark environments. They have decent hearing and an excellent sense of smell.
They average in around 2 - 3 feet tall (.6 - .9 m) and around 120 lbs. (55 kg)

Description
So here is my interpretation of a slugcat, the common variety felisysbryd familiaris.
As told by it's name, this variety of slugcat is the most common. It is omnivorous, alternates between being bipedal and quadrupedal, and is very intelligent. Their scientific name comes from the Selenochlamys ysbryda, or Ghost Slug.
They are very otter-like in appearance, being quite quick on land and water, while being very good jumpers and climbers. Their skin is very smooth with very fine hairs, and they thrive in humid environments. They have decent night vision, due to their large eyes that evolved to see in their dark environments. They have decent hearing and an excellent sense of smell.
They average in around 2 - 3 feet tall (.6 - .9 m) and around 120 lbs. (55 kg)