The City of Palm Bay sets neatly on Florida's East coast, less than 90 minutes drive from Orlando. The city is made for families, hosting 24 schools, both private and public and a wide variety of activities. This is a great place for apes who want to expand their troop. Palm Bay seems to be a very friendly community, with multiple types of housing available ranging from single family, condos, and apartments to gated communities. There is a place for every good ape here.

This is a thriving community, so be ready to have plenty to do. For the adult apes, there are companies involved in technology, health and space industries. While it is not a sleepy little town, it is not a metropolis (population around 100,000) where you can't find a quiet tree to hang from when you want it.

Cool fact: the Trimucuan Indians first settled what would become Palm Bay, followed in the 1850s by European settlers building along Turkey Creek. It wasn’t named Palm Bay until the 1920s when canals drained neighboring marshlands, allowing for agriculture and lumber operations.