I think team sports are more dangerous because there's a lot of physical contact. In sports like rugby or football, players tackle each other, which can lead to injuries. With more players on the field, the chances of accidents increase. Plus, there's often peer pressure to perform well, which might make players take risks they normally wouldn't.

Individual sports can be more dangerous because there's no team to rely on if something goes wrong. Sports like gymnastics or rock climbing have high risks, and athletes often push their limits, which can lead to injuries. Also, in case of an accident, immediate help might not be available, especially in activities like skiing or surfing where environmental factors add to the risk.

It really depends on the sport and the level of competition. Both team and individual sports have their own risks. Safety measures and equipment can help reduce these risks. Proper training and supervision are important for safety. Also, a person's experience and skill level can make a big difference in how safe they are while playing any sport.