re possible prey of deceased raven

["Jacqui & Rob" <>]

Can anyone direct me to a source of information on the different ways prey 
attack and position their victim. I believe owls and raptors have different 
ways of dealing with the carcass to gain their food .
The discovery of a freshly killed raven in a bush  section led to discussion 
amongst a group of birdwatchers raising more questions than answers. The raven 
was beheaded, all the breast was plucked of feathers which spread out about a  
metre square. The belly was the most devoured but red meat was still present. 
It  was found belly down but the back had also been attacked.
 I would appreciate any tips on where to find more information please.
Jacqui Sheppard
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