A few additional notes:

-Semi-bipedal

-Opportunistic predators

-Females have a pouch

-The babies stay in her pouch for the first 5 months of their lives, after which they will be large enough to where they can follow their mother outside of the pouch (at this point they're technically able to fend for themselves)

-Females will never leave their mothers, but upon reaching adulthood, males will be driven away by their mother and sisters

-Males are solitary, the only time they seek out others of their species is during breeding season

-Males will kill juveniles belonging to another male to mate with the mother, males may also kill their own juveniles when food is in shortage

-Males are more terratorial and aggressive than their female counterparts

-Mostly furless, save for sensory hairs and furry patches under their feet

-Thick, wrinkly, rubbery skin. Protects them against attackers (which is usually members of their own species)

-Control VERY broad territories. Remain mostly underground in cave systems during the day, come out at night to hunt and patrol in their territory.

-Small eyes, their weakest place on their bodies, usually covered by their wrinkles while hunting/fighting

-Somewhat poor vision, but excellent sense of smell and they can feel vibrations in the air and along the ground for about a quarter of a mile (~0.4 Kilometers)

-Live in a variety of environments, but tend to avoid open grassy pastures due to lack of cover when hunting.