Is the build of undercarriage causing road kill to become lodged under engine?

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In the 3 years I have owned a 2019 Toyota Corolla, I have had to physically remove rotten road kill from the undercarriage, by the engine compartment, on 4 seperate occasions, after the rancid smell reminds me of a prior day's accident. The remains are always jammed in the same spot, by the engine compartment. I'm curious to know if anyone else has this problem and what causes what's left of the animal (cats, rabbits) to get lodged there?