Did an alligator ever have a cross-species?

Alligators have not been known to successfully interbreed with other species, primarily due to significant genetic differences. However, there have been instances of hybridization within the same family, such as between alligators and crocodiles, although these hybrids are rare and typically occur in captivity. In general, cross-species breeding is more common among closely related species, which alligators and crocodiles are, but it remains uncommon in the wild.