Through experiments in different cases, the heat conduction of biologic materials in normal temperature under second-time laser beam irradiation is investigated. Compared these experiment results with numerical simulation based on different models, we find the experimental results have a reasonable agreement with the calculated results based on Fourier's Law, but greatly differ from the results of numerical simulation based on Hyperbolic Model. It shows that there is no Non-Fourier effect being found in this kind of biologic material in experiments. On the other hand these experiments show the assertion that the relaxation times of all biologic materials are more than 1 second should be checked more carefully.