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Studies of diurnal primates have long considered the nocturnal period to be a time spent merely sleeping and not effectively utilized for foraging or social behaviours. However, digestive activity should continue during the night. To explore the adaptive significance of the primate rumination‐like behaviour, that is, regurgitation and re‐mastication (R/R), observed in the proboscis monkey Nasalis larvatus...