What is the behaviour difference between primates and ruminants?

Primates, such as monkeys and apes, exhibit complex social behaviors, including tool use, communication, and social bonding, driven by their cognitive abilities. They often live in hierarchical groups and demonstrate problem-solving skills. In contrast, ruminants, like cows and deer, primarily exhibit behaviors focused on foraging and grazing, with social structures typically revolving around herding for protection. Their social interactions are less complex, often driven by instinctual behaviors related to survival and reproduction.